 Oh, Jesus. Guess who is out bartending all night and needs a lot of coffee this morning to stay conscious? You got it, yeah. Are you lacking camera equipment for your next film? Not anymore. Today, Zesty Mike is gonna show us how to get all those cool shots, even if you don't have the fancy equipment. And it's Sunday, so today we're going to reveal the jackpot winner in the $100,000 sponsorship powered by Freedom. I'm your host, Tiffany. You're watching Impulse, let's do it. What is up, Freedom? My name is Zesty Mike. Today we're gonna take the topic cheap filmmaking and run with it. Last week we showed you guys that you can use cheap equipment but still make good films. Today I challenged myself and tried to get super cool shots using nothing but household items you might have lying around your house. Dolly Shot. Low angled static shot. Another Dolly Shot. I always say, Jeep Shot. Steady Cam. Tripod. As you could tell, you don't need money to get those fancy boy shots. All you need is a creative mind. Now let's chat equipment. With filmmaking, you never wanna have your hands right next to the sensor because if you do, it's gonna pick up each and every shake. So you wanna try to do what you can to further your hands farthest away from the sensor as possible. So whether this means you use a tripod or a steady cam or a shoulder rig, you gotta do what you gotta do to further your hands away from that sensor. So what are some cheap solutions for filmmaking? Yes, you can do DIY builds for just about anything filmmaking but there's actually some cheap solutions that you could buy as well. Tripods completely depend on the weight of the camera. You can get a lightweight tripod for $20 that's really solid or you get a heavyweight tripod for just under $100 and both of them are still gonna do its job and do it just fine. You don't necessarily need to go buy a $1,000 tripod to get the job done when all you're wanting is a static shot to aim straight. Now when it comes to Dolly Shots, there's a lot of different choices. Now what I typically go to is a tripod slider which prices you at right at about $100 and you can make your own if it's a lot cheaper or you can actually do a Dolly that mounts directly onto the camera like a pair of roller skates and that prices out right around 30 bucks so you can't really beat that. Now for steady cams, you can go with the glide cam which is a handheld steady cam. You don't have to have the full suit and everything to make that work. Now there are cheaper solutions as well but the issue with these are that really hard to calibrate and get perfect with your camera to get that perfect smooth glide. So if you are willing to take that extra time and calibrate it for your camera and make it perfect for your setup, then I recommend something like the Rhino Steady which is about $50 but it actually does perform really well if you take that time to calibrate it perfectly. Now jibs are a whole different story. Those things are really expensive but I actually found a cheap one that works really well. The brand that we go to and actually use the most is Advanced Digital Jibs. These clock-in is little $150 and they still get those crazy awesome shots and for a little bit more, I believe like $400 you can actually get the monitor and remote control and all the cables and an extra four-foot extension along with carrying case. That's cheap compared to what other ones are at that price range. Well anyways guys, that's it for me today. If you want to see more of me or Brittany or even Tiffany, our host, we're all on our daily vlog channel where you can see us and live our lives through our faces every single day. That sounds weird. That sounds real weird. Anyways, links are in the description if you want to check it out. But now let's take it back to the one and only Tiffany. There's probably a lot of Tiffany's but she's the only Tiffany that I know. 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